The city seems all surface and one is left
He also continues to attract considerable press and media attention for his work and his photographs feature regularly in many leading international publications
He has exhibited widely with solo shows at: National Media Museum
The tintypes use a process created in the 1860s
BRUCE GILDEN: Face Available as:Unsigned Copies The city seems all surfaceSelected by Martin Parr, Photoeye's Best Photobooks 2015 Here are Bruce Gildens people, his family. He shares their teeth, their stubble, their scrapes and blemishes, their fear of death. In the womens scowls, in their sternly ambiguous glances, he sees his own mothers face, before she killed herself. We live in a world whose visual lingua franca has rapidly become the decontextualized, always posed, mechanically lit idiom of social media, of